Hyperlinks from Word not correct in pdf when in web browser v7

We have a table of contents that we we have in word, the word file has hyperlinks to individual PDF files. After a new item is added to the table on contents, we distill the word to a pdf. Users access the pdf from a web page. Recently something changed and the pdf file of the table of contents is not linking to the correct pdf file.

Thanks for clarifying that. We hadnt given consideration to the use of signatures like thatr as you have mentioned.
Can we distribute the document without the risk of losing the signature validity in the Word document ?
Is it better to apply signatures to PDFs ?
Or can we preserve the appearance of the signature in the Word document ?
I wonder why just one of the signatures is not displaying when i use the Adobe menu to generate the PDF.
Perhaps some setting in the job options is causing that? What might it be though ?

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